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Find similar grantsHealth and Wellness Field of Interest Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation of Central Illinois. This fund supports efforts focused on improving healthcare access, disease prevention, senior engagement, support for individuals with disabilities, and mental and behavioral health initiatives in central Illinois.
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Field of Interest Funds - Community Foundation of Central Illinois Field of Interest Funds - Community Foundation of Central Illinois These endowed Field of Interest funds were established to strengthen CFCI’s ability to support key areas of need across central Illinois. There is no minimum donation, and contributions may qualify for the Illinois Gives Tax Credit.
Supports efforts that provide essentials like food, shelter, housing assistance, clothing, and emergency support for individuals and families facing difficult circumstances. Supports programs and initiatives across central Illinois that help children and families thrive through education, youth development, mentoring, life skills, and supportive opportunities for growth and success.
Supports efforts focused on improving healthcare access, disease prevention, senior engagement, support for individuals with disabilities, and mental and behavioral health initiatives. The fund helps strengthen programs and services that improve quality of life and overall community well-being. Supports efforts to protect and care for animals while helping strengthen animal welfare initiatives.
Supports efforts to strengthen and grow the local arts ecosystem across central Illinois and helps create vibrant communities and expand access to the arts for all. Make More Impact with Illinois Gives Illinois Gives allows eligible donors to receive a 25% Illinois state income tax credit when making a gift to qualifying endowed funds, helping support the causes you care about while creating lasting impact in central Illinois.
Apply for a tax credit through the State of Illinois Make an eligible gift to a qualifying endowed fund at an accredited community foundation in Illinois Receive a 25% Illinois state income tax credit Explore Illinois Gives and Start Your Impact For More Information, Contact: Sarah Fletcher, Vice President of Philanthropy, Community Foundation of Central Illinois How donor generosity helps bring live music, new experiences, and community connections to Chillicothe.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations addressing healthcare access, disease prevention, senior engagement, support for individuals with disabilities, and mental and behavioral health initiatives in central Illinois. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Health and Wellness Field of Interest Fund is funded by Community Foundation of Central Illinois. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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